You went from not having cash, only card to finding only $13 in the car, to eating for free in the back…. when it’s pick up only ❤️❤️❤️ that was an inspiration!! Always stay positive and good karma will come your way if you earned it ❤️❤️❤️ love your channel
Holy moly!...My mouth was seriously watering....I think Puerto Rican food is a game changer for sure....The flavors are unlike anything you will ever eat....Comforting, hearty and bursting with unique flavors...Thank you once again for highlighting PR food...God Bless!...👏🙏
Te diste una haltera. As a native that food was banging. The beans with the pumpkin, the two kinds of rice, the relleno de papa and the alcapurria plus the sopa de fidel. I was over here salivating.
I love how you're telling everyone it might not look like the greatest neighborhood, but not to worry because everyone is incredibly nice. It is so important to remember never to make assumptions!! I love that they let you film in the back :-) Lots of cardio, but sooooo worth it - ha ha ha!!!
I'm from Kensington...he gonna get some outta town weirdo robbed coming down here... they better be in n out quick...he ain't from here ...he look like a west Philly boul...
How I just come home from Freddy and Tonys and I look on youtube and see you just uploaded from the same spot. Food be on point, you could get a platter with rice, beans, salad and either pernil or chicken for like $10 - $12 .. Glad you love the food from our culture. Keep doing your thing homie.
I had a very late lunch today. So my plan was to have some fruit or a granola bar for the night. But, Nooooooo! JL just showed us some very authentic looking Puerto Rican food. Thank you for warning us if you are hungry eat something before viewing. I really am shaking my head right now. 🤤 Stay safe! Be blessed!
@@5656jpjp just so you know, I didn’t ask you for your input either! Obviously some people did like to know the difference between the two. Have a great day with your rude comment!
Freddy's and Tony's got it all going with Boriqua food. I'm 68years old been going there since early 20s. I drive from suburban area to get delicious food. 🇵🇷❤
@@wrivera2656Spain doesn't have the same menu as the folks that live in spanish speaking countries alot of the food and flavor came from the African slaves that was brought in to cultivate the Caribbean islands
@@stoneloc8979 I live in the Caribbean islands, root vegetables dish like plantain casaba sweet potato came from Africa. Pork roast, rice & beans escabeche , deserts like flan turrón etc came from Spain.
Sensational video! At about the 4th minute, I had to put the video on hold as it made so so darn hungry. Had a bowl of cereal to tie me over. Puerto Rican food is a combo of Spanish, Sephardic, Moorish, West African, and Native American influences. It is this amalgamation that makes it so special. Am so glad you got a chance to partake of that sumptuous treat. Hopefully, many others will be inspired to try it.
Two kinds if Alcapurria. There is the brownish green banana, and the golden yellow yuca or cassava ( a typical caribean root vegetable ), both deep fried. Everything is good in this place. Don't even mention calories or exercise when you go there. Great review, thanks again for venturing deep in the hood to showcase its gems.
My favorite Freddy and Tony all day better than the one on 2nd Allegheny. Also don't be surprised by our generosity we Puerto Rican people are like that specially the one in the island will treat you like one of they own.
My brother just to clarify something, you had 2 types of alcapurria, the yellowish one the masa is made with yuca and the dark one the masa is made with green plantains, green bananas (gets dark when fried) and "yauitia" (a type of taro root) both delicious!!! I hope you can get sometime down here to Puerto Rico, we got so much great food to offer! Great video keep them coming!!
My man not for nothing but I'm jealous of you I was home last weekend and I never had a chance to eat any of my traditional Puerto Rican food and had too many things that I had to do before I got back on the road. I've heard a lot about Freddie and Tony's restaurant and never had the opportunity. I'm very happy that you had the opportunity to explore a small piece of the Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 culture. Around the Christmas holidays through January 6th which is 3kings day that we celebrate more than any holiday throughout the year. You can ask any Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 what is the best holiday to celebrate and they will say Christmas and 3kings day. I'm out here in the state of Washington and I come across your video, in my home town eating my favorite food and Washington doesn't have this type of food........ lol Thank You For Sharing Your Experience With Our Puerto Rican Food. Buen Provecho
NOBODY does it like JL Jupiter. Compelling content!! I would LOVE to take him around a couple places in Mercer County---MeatHeadz, Marcello's Pizza Grill, Delorenzo's Tomato Pies, iconic Mercer County spots! Ready when you are, JL!!!
I love, love they're food. My sister has been going there for many, many years. I love there Pork sandwiches, mashed potatoes stuffed with hamburger and etc. They're very friendly over there. My sister works 1 block from there with the elderly.
Ingredients is what makes the food,but the cooks help it on it’s way. You can see the love and understanding on who fresh the food is, and flavors of the different plates.that makes the place’s and the people love so much.and it’s good of to take the time out,to make the video and show everyone,what it takes to make a business work.
My best friend's wife is Dominican also. Every dinner every day it's rice, beans, plantains and strip steak. Good, for but not for every night's meal is why he sneaks over and raids our fridge.
USTEDES LOS DOMINIHAITIS COPIARON LA COCINA DE PUERTO RICO CUANDO VENIAN EN YOLAS APRENDIAN HACER LAS COMIDAS TIPICAS DE PUERTO RICO DESPUES CUANDO LOS REGRESABAN A HT RD. LAS HACIAN SIN DECIR Q ES COMIDA TIPICA PUERTORRIQUEÑA
I had to laugh when you said "I don't even speak Puerto Rican". Nobody speaks Puerto Rican bro. We speak Spanish. Lol had me cracking up bro. But I'm enjoying all of your videos bro. Keep doing your thing!
You know how many spots I've hit since i bumped into your channel and all places say how much they appreciate it your doing great things for our city bro we all appreciate you keep it going
JL, you are certainly moving up in the Foodie Vloggers World👍 Earlier this month you & Mark Wiens @ Angelo's Pizzaria was super. Today, a very impressive showing of tradional Puerto Rican cooking # Freddy & Tony's! How was the puerco asado compared to Porky's Corner? However my favorite Puerto Rican comfort food restaurant is 188 Cuchufritas in the Bronx, NYC! It very nice that you & Mark got SPECIAL VIP treatment at Angelo's(eating upstairs in the owners lounge) and at Freddy's & Tony's ( Free food & a place to eat in the closed dining room)! Good for you⭐ Keep up the GREAT work, God Bless
I've been to PR many times and love the food. Fortunately I live in Orlando now and get lots of places to eat their food here. Pernil is my weakness. The crunchy skin makes it a game changer every time.
When I lived in Philly, I used to frequent the Allegheny location. Their food is amazing!!! Yes, it can appear intimidating in the area but that food will make you push through it. LOL!
Video was great! Thank you for letting the world know about Puerto Rican cuisine, best of the best! Brotha, you made us proud. that sauce is (MAYOKETCHO)
Esa comida SE vé de navidad. Aqui estamos Todo El año esperando navidad para comer Todos estos manjares sin culpas.... Pastelillos, alcapurrias, lechon y arroz con gandules faltó la ensalada de papas y El aguacate, y yuca Al mojo, las empanadas de Platano Verde con cetí...... Que pecado!!!! Envidia, pero de la Buena!!!🇵🇷❤️!
Im late to the party but I watched this video at 1am 2 nights ago and instantly went to my spanish spot yesterday. U the new goat of food reviews.🙌🏾 Im watching the soul food one now and i'm damn hungry again!😡
Great video and delicious looking food. I really miss living up North. Puerto Rican food is top notch and nobody does it better than the old school Puerto Ricans in NY and NJ.
I agree. My favorite! Puerto Rican food is indescribably tasty! I've had alcapurrias stuffed with corned beef. Pork would be interesting. San Diego is hurting for PR food. At least a food truck. I'm glad I can make some of the dishes myself. Mother and Sister in law taught me well.
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You went from not having cash, only card to finding only $13 in the car, to eating for free in the back…. when it’s pick up only ❤️❤️❤️ that was an inspiration!! Always stay positive and good karma will come your way if you earned it ❤️❤️❤️ love your channel
This needs to be pinned ALL FACTS!!! Lol
Haha true. A finder
I would sell a tire
I ate but, I can eat all that!! 😛😛 love that food, for sure a place to go when in Philly! Go 🦅
Thanks for the shout out bro, glad you liked it, you've been baptized in the Puerto Rican baptism!!
You know the food good as hell when he get silent for a minute 😭😭🔥‼️
That's 🔥🔥🔥 right there
Stop using the word good as hell there is no good in hell . Why not use OH thank HEAVEN 😇🕊
Everything looks delicious. All that was missing was some Avocados 🥑 slices on the side… yummy 😋 🇵🇷
They got it, maybe he didn't ask.
And some Malta or Del país juice
Facts
And some hot sauce
And some ketchup for the papas rellenas
North Philly home of the Puerto Rican's! Love Freddy and Tony's. The garlic mojo sauce on the pollo is FIRE.
I traveled a pretty far distance to go and eat there, a friend showed me this place. The food, prices, & hospitality is outstanding! 💜
The main seasoning in what your eating is; “ LOVE”!
💯..... well respected store i guarantee you the love is real there!
That and Sofrito. :-D
And Passion, it's always made with 💕💕💕
In The hood always good.. if you don't know now u know!!! Mad respect for putting small business on the map....
Holy moly!...My mouth was seriously watering....I think Puerto Rican food is a game changer for sure....The flavors are unlike anything you will ever eat....Comforting, hearty and bursting with unique flavors...Thank you once again for highlighting PR food...God Bless!...👏🙏
You mad me proud brotha, you eating the food the right way. Puerto rican food is World class always!
World class mainly of protein and carbs hahaha! No Veggies
I bang wit PR food fr
@@coxb29 There was veggie in there let me remind you the salad also did you see the tomatoe on the fork .It was a well balanced meal OK. 🤓🥊
@@coxb29 when u had to work sun up and sun dowm with machete in hand in a sugar cane field, u need all those carbs ;)
WOW... that's real Puerto Rican food! My favorite restaurant for 16 years. Thanks for the video!
My mans went from no cash to findin change in the car to eatin for free man what in the world Philly sure is a brotherly love city
definitely one of the best spots in North Philly 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
Te diste una haltera. As a native that food was banging. The beans with the pumpkin, the two kinds of rice, the relleno de papa and the alcapurria plus the sopa de fidel. I was over here salivating.
Sopa de fideo….not Fidel.
JL was so hungry he's speechless. Had some Puerto Rican food a long long time ago. Bomb cuisine. A game changer.😋😋😉😎
Went to this spot a few years back and everything we had was on point. Put a smile on face to see you cover it!! Salute
I love how you're telling everyone it might not look like the greatest neighborhood, but not to worry because everyone is incredibly nice. It is so important to remember never to make assumptions!! I love that they let you film in the back :-) Lots of cardio, but sooooo worth it - ha ha ha!!!
Umm everybody is not nice in North Philly
Well I'm from Philly and we are nice ppl, stay out the way n have respect for everyone n you shouldn't have a problem.
I'm from Kensington...he gonna get some outta town weirdo robbed coming down here... they better be in n out quick...he ain't from here ...he look like a west Philly boul...
L lolI you have no
The dressing on the plantains it's called mojito and is usually made with fresh garlic cloves, oil, ect... Love your Channel!!
Nope. Those are tostones al ajillo
Your description is actually called, "Mojo"
@@RayPasos and that's Cuban. Not this.
@@djchino774 el que sabe sabe
Los chinos hacen los mejores tostones. Ese toston estaba mongo y con ajo de pote no pega.
How I just come home from Freddy and Tonys and I look on youtube and see you just uploaded from the same spot. Food be on point, you could get a platter with rice, beans, salad and either pernil or chicken for like $10 - $12 .. Glad you love the food from our culture. Keep doing your thing homie.
I had a very late lunch today. So my plan was to have some fruit or a granola bar for the night. But, Nooooooo! JL just showed us some very authentic looking Puerto Rican food. Thank you for warning us if you are hungry eat something before viewing. I really am shaking my head right now. 🤤 Stay safe! Be blessed!
The first orange alcapurria is made with yuca and the second one which is brown is made with green bananas. Buen provecho! I really enjoy your videos!
Yes, I was going to write that too. Thank you.
@@5656jpjp just so you know, I didn’t ask you for your input either! Obviously some people did like to know the difference between the two. Have a great day with your rude comment!
Makes me proud to see someone enjoying the delicacies of our homeland!!!! Blessings bro....viva Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
You did all Puerto Ricans 🇵🇷 proud J L
Homeboy is like, "I feel Porto Rican" with this food 😅😂
Freddy's and Tony's got it all going with Boriqua food. I'm 68years old been going there since early 20s. I drive from suburban area to get delicious food. 🇵🇷❤
I'm Filipino and love Puerto Rican food. Our food overlaps a bit - Lechon, Adobo, Chicken Afritada, Sofrito etc are also Filipino foods.
Both counties cuisine are the same as both were e Spanish colonies from 1492 tru 1898.
@@wrivera2656Spain doesn't have the same menu as the folks that live in spanish speaking countries alot of the food and flavor came from the African slaves that was brought in to cultivate the Caribbean islands
@@stoneloc8979 I live in the Caribbean islands, root vegetables dish like plantain casaba sweet potato came from Africa. Pork roast, rice & beans escabeche , deserts like flan turrón etc came from Spain.
@@stoneloc8979disparatero
Another best spot in Philly love this place for years!! Thanks again JL for your excellent video 💪🏼💪🏼
Sensational video!
At about the 4th minute, I had to put the video on hold as it made so so darn hungry. Had a bowl of cereal to tie me over.
Puerto Rican food is a combo of Spanish, Sephardic, Moorish, West African, and Native American influences. It is this amalgamation that makes it so special.
Am so glad you got a chance to partake of that sumptuous treat. Hopefully, many others will be inspired to try it.
Two kinds if Alcapurria. There is the brownish green banana, and the golden yellow yuca or cassava ( a typical caribean root vegetable ), both deep fried. Everything is good in this place. Don't even mention calories or exercise when you go there. Great review, thanks again for venturing deep in the hood to showcase its gems.
I heard that crunch and tears of joy filled my eyes
My favorite Freddy and Tony all day better than the one on 2nd Allegheny. Also don't be surprised by our generosity we Puerto Rican people are like that specially the one in the island will treat you like one of they own.
My brother just to clarify something, you had 2 types of alcapurria, the yellowish one the masa is made with yuca and the dark one the masa is made with green plantains, green bananas (gets dark when fried) and "yauitia" (a type of taro root) both delicious!!! I hope you can get sometime down here to Puerto Rico, we got so much great food to offer! Great video keep them coming!!
Classic PR food spot in Philly 💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥 #BADLANDS
Best alcapurias around. Freddy y Tony's in the casa papa!!!!!!
My man not for nothing but I'm jealous of you
I was home last weekend and I never had a chance to eat any of my traditional Puerto Rican food and had too many things that I had to do before I got back on the road.
I've heard a lot about Freddie and Tony's restaurant and never had the opportunity. I'm very happy that you had the opportunity to explore a small piece of the Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 culture.
Around the Christmas holidays through January 6th which is 3kings day that we celebrate more than any holiday throughout the year. You can ask any Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 what is the best holiday to celebrate and they will say Christmas and 3kings day. I'm out here in the state of Washington and I come across your video, in my home town eating my favorite food and Washington doesn't have this type of food........ lol
Thank You For Sharing Your Experience With Our Puerto Rican Food. Buen Provecho
The moment you said "Don't watch this on an empty stomach", I side eyed myself because that is exactly what I'm doing.
NOBODY does it like JL Jupiter. Compelling content!! I would LOVE to take him around a couple places in Mercer County---MeatHeadz, Marcello's Pizza Grill, Delorenzo's Tomato Pies, iconic Mercer County spots! Ready when you are, JL!!!
I love, love they're food. My sister has been going there for many, many years. I love there Pork sandwiches, mashed potatoes stuffed with hamburger and etc. They're very friendly over there. My sister works 1 block from there with the elderly.
Ingredients is what makes the food,but the cooks help it on it’s way. You can see the love and understanding on who fresh the food is, and flavors of the different plates.that makes the place’s and the people love so much.and it’s good of to take the time out,to make the video and show everyone,what it takes to make a business work.
My family is Dominican but we we grew up eating the same kind of food. Rice and beans with whatever meat was made. We call it La Bandera
My best friend's wife is Dominican also. Every dinner every day it's rice, beans, plantains and strip steak. Good, for but not for every night's meal is why he sneaks over and raids our fridge.
PR and DR basically eat the same shit just cook with different ingredients sometimes
USTEDES LOS DOMINIHAITIS COPIARON LA COCINA DE PUERTO RICO CUANDO VENIAN EN YOLAS APRENDIAN HACER LAS COMIDAS TIPICAS DE PUERTO RICO DESPUES CUANDO LOS REGRESABAN A HT RD. LAS HACIAN SIN DECIR Q ES COMIDA TIPICA PUERTORRIQUEÑA
I had to laugh when you said "I don't even speak Puerto Rican". Nobody speaks Puerto Rican bro. We speak Spanish. Lol had me cracking up bro. But I'm enjoying all of your videos bro. Keep doing your thing!
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Lol smh I thought JL was smarter than that 🤦🏽♂️
Yeah but our Spanish is quite unique so I get it, speaking Puerto Rican 😁
Yes you’re eating it the right right way ✅ 👍🏽
Happy you enjoying my favorite Spanish spot in Philly
The crunch of the pork skin is everything. I love Puerto Rican food. I have visited Puerto Rico at least 5 times. Love it. Stay Blessed.
You know how many spots I've hit since i bumped into your channel and all places say how much they appreciate it your doing great things for our city bro we all appreciate you keep it going
JL, you are certainly moving up in the Foodie Vloggers World👍 Earlier this month you & Mark Wiens @ Angelo's Pizzaria was super. Today, a very impressive showing of tradional Puerto Rican cooking # Freddy & Tony's! How was the puerco asado compared to Porky's Corner? However my favorite Puerto Rican comfort food restaurant is 188 Cuchufritas in the Bronx, NYC! It very nice that you & Mark got SPECIAL VIP treatment at Angelo's(eating upstairs in the owners lounge) and at Freddy's & Tony's ( Free food & a place to eat in the closed dining room)! Good for you⭐ Keep up the GREAT work, God Bless
Mmm sopa!! (Soup) so good on cold rainy snowy days yes 👍🏽
That chicken, port, beans, rice and the stuffed sides, mouth's watering. 🔥🔥🔥😋😋
The food taste 10x better with great hospitality
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"Thats going to crunch, that's going to rock your world"
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Homeboy, you are killing me. 🥺
I am from Puerto Rican living in Germany. Miss all that good stuff.
They have good sofito!!! That’s the key **** homemade!! ❤️ that’s how you know it’s authentic Spanish food 😚
I've been to PR many times and love the food. Fortunately I live in Orlando now and get lots of places to eat their food here. Pernil is my weakness. The crunchy skin makes it a game changer every time.
And what you have taste is the basic. Our food is much more. You can't imagine what we cook everyday
You should try: El Coquí on 3528 I st. Simple bakery featuring Puerto Rican pastries, cakes & hot food, including breakfast & sandwiches.
A Puertorrican potato ball is like having a fried shepherd's pie, but way better :)
This food reminds me of my sweet abuela 🇵🇷🇵🇷😭
Can't go down there at the moment, so these pork rinds I have will have to do....for now. This jawn is on my bucket list now.
When I lived in Philly, I used to frequent the Allegheny location. Their food is amazing!!! Yes, it can appear intimidating in the area but that food will make you push through it. LOL!
Thank you for showing this restaurant
Vice need to give this man a show!
Bruh you right I watched this on an empty stomach and my stomach is growling and I'm salivating wide! Damn!!🤣🤙 Love all yo videos 🤙💯
So glad to see you enjoying some Boriqua yumminess! 🇵🇷😋
Every one of the workers are very, very nice and friendly.
Man I would go there every week with my buddy when I lived there…..You took me back home…..best place to eat at in north Philly
That soup is well known as a good hangover meal. 😂
I’m going here RIGHT WHEN I GET PAID. Either here or F & Allegheny. F & Allegheny food be ON POINT too
Video was great! Thank you for letting the world know about Puerto Rican cuisine, best of the best! Brotha, you made us proud. that sauce is (MAYOKETCHO)
Dude I love the fact you and mark and others love food so much. As well do I. Can cook good too. Brings people together
Omg this is one of my fav spots. I love Freddy and Tony’s. Next time try their mofongo with the side of gravy ❤️ @JLJupiter
I was gone cook today but this make me wanna go buy some puerto rican food
The real Freddy and Tony's restaurant mad delicious 😋🤤
Wowww I want 5 of everything minus the morcillas! Hay hambre!!!
It's always very clean in there. I use to go on my lunch break a lot. I retired 1 year ago from the PHILADELPHIA Water Dept
Def love some Freddy and Tony’s 💪🏽🤤
Esa comida SE vé de navidad. Aqui estamos Todo El año esperando navidad para comer Todos estos manjares sin culpas.... Pastelillos, alcapurrias, lechon y arroz con gandules faltó la ensalada de papas y El aguacate, y yuca Al mojo, las empanadas de Platano Verde con cetí...... Que pecado!!!! Envidia, pero de la Buena!!!🇵🇷❤️!
BuenProvecho Hijo. QDTB. The presentation of the food is beautiful. Everything looks very fresh & appetizing. Thank you for sharing. 😃💃🙏
Food so good he learned Spanish outta the blue 😂😂
Pureto Rican food is the best!
Pork skin=Cuerito, Blood sausage=Morcilla, Alcapurria=Alcapurria
Best Spanish food in Philly hands down. That's my sport
Im late to the party but I watched this video at 1am 2 nights ago and instantly went to my spanish spot yesterday. U the new goat of food reviews.🙌🏾
Im watching the soul food one now and i'm damn hungry again!😡
Great video and delicious looking food. I really miss living up North. Puerto Rican food is top notch and nobody does it better than the old school Puerto Ricans in NY and NJ.
I LUV MY PUERTO RICAN HERITADGE ... OUR FOOD IS BANGING !!!
Man I love Freddy n Tony's I haven't had them for a long time
Lmfao “ I don’t even speak Puerto Rican”
I love ❤️ this restaurant. This the first place I ever ate mofungo 🇵🇷 . I actually went to the one ☝🏾 on Allegheny
Thank you 🙏 Arribas Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 🇵🇷
That crunch from the pernil!! 🔥🔥 (Pork shoulder)
Keep up the cool work ✊🏾 (next stops Tierra Colombiana and Balconcito)
The blood sausage we call Black Pudding in the Guyanese culture. It is usually served with a sauce called mango sour. So good!
The potatoes rolls are the best 🙌🏽🙏🏽
Relleno de Papa 🥔
And the Alcapurria
Ground beef in the alcapurria not pork and the potato ball is super fire with gravy
I agree. My favorite! Puerto Rican food is indescribably tasty! I've had alcapurrias stuffed with corned beef. Pork would be interesting. San Diego is hurting for PR food. At least a food truck. I'm glad I can make some of the dishes myself. Mother and Sister in law taught me well.
He definitely putting my section on! North Side all day💯💯
Food looks amazing, once you popped the Goodo Kola - MEAL COMPLETE! So good. Got to try this place out.
It don’t get no better papa👨🏻🍳 💪🏽🇵🇷🤴🏽
Its almost midnight on a Nor-Easter Night here in NYC and this video is making me hungry! JL is the best!
You doing Philly right by showing the REAL authentic food spots we have here !
Humble as, Wow. Another spot to add to my list..
That's one of the best spots in the neighborhood 💯💯💯
You should try principe on hope and Lehigh 💯💯💯 Dominican food is the best at that spot 💯💯💯😎✌
I was full and suddenly that meal made me hungry again, looked delicious